Reported Features

A guilty-looking dog looks into the camera, covered in dirt. Next to it, unerathed flowers lay on the ground surrounded by the same soil covering the dig.

How to Handle a Mistake

Shira Feder

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How Editors Can Support Writers with Mental Health Conditions

April Reese

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How to Report with Accuracy and Sensitivity on Contested Illnesses

Julie Rehmeyer

A group of seven people gathered at a construction site. Biologist Christian Happi, in the foreground, is gesturing at something off-camera while looking at the camera.

Unique Models Fuse Science with Journalism in Nigeria

Abdullahi Tsanni

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How to Deal with Negative Reactions to Stories

Katherine J. Wu

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Discovering a Climate-Science Beat in India

Disha Shetty

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Staying Safe While Covering the Coronavirus: Lessons from the Latin American Experience

Myriam Vidal Valero

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Cross-Pollination: What Happens When Science Journalists Pursue the Creative Arts

Sarah DeWeerdt

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There’s No One Path to Becoming an Editor

Carolyn Wilke

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How to Deal with Pushback on an Investigative Story

Mallory Pickett

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Data Journalists’ Roundtable: Visualizing the Pandemic

Tiên Nguyễn

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Making Your Writing and Reporting Transgender-Inclusive

Tyler Santora

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Practice Data Reporting for Science Stories Using These Workbench Tutorials

Betsy Ladyzhets

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Reporting on Health: What 18 Journalists Wish They’d Known from the Start

Shira Feder

A woman sits in front of a laptop with a small black dog sitting on her lap, its paws on the table in front of the laptop.

Freelancing in the Time of Coronavirus

Stephanie Parker

A woman with an infant on her lap sits at a table having a video call with a physican.

How to Find Patient Stories on Social Media

Katherine J. Wu

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Interrogating Data: A Science Writer’s Guide to Data Journalism

Betsy Ladyzhets

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What to Do When a Source Asks to See Your Unpublished Copy

Katherine J. Wu